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Local News Milli
Harry Thompson of Strstford w
in town today on business.
~—Free dancing at Armory tonight.
RE
A routine meeting of Opbir Chap"
ter, 0. E. S., was held last evening.
after which a social hour was spent.
-Frcc dancing at Armory tonight.
A very plesant dance was given last
evening in Washington Town Hall
lrunbury. The music for the occa-
sion was furnished by the Pastime Or.
cbcstra.
mRtInsting Pork and Pork Chops.
14c lb. linyes‘ Market.
Mrs. George. Scotleld of Madison
street. is spending a Week in New Bri-
tain. the guest at Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Covert. Mrs. (lorcrt was formerly
Miss lrene Hoyt.
—~i“l‘ce dancing at Armory tonight.
By request from the. Third Voting
District, the seiectnren have changed
the voting place of the district from
the Randall bitit'k in Van Zandt street,
to the new fire house, in the same tho-
roughfare,
—Nativc. Spring Chickens.
linyes‘ Market. . .
Lincoln Council. 0‘. ‘U. {A M... held It
social and sprcad‘last evening. at their
ball in Washington strcét ”in honor of
the anniversary ol‘ the lodge. The
Daughters of Liberty arere‘iufitcd and
dancing ensued.
Automobiles may figure in the. poll-
tical campaign in Norwalk. William
M. Low. candidate on the Democratic
ticket. has been offered the use of a
car. The offer cornespi'om W. R.
Dr.- lurtno the. Nouwalk vault. [suite man,
who has a machine. .‘I '
——iI‘ree dancing at Armory‘tpnlgbt.
The steamer John Sylvester
160 lb.
the trip to New York today on tile
Norwalk freight lino. The steamer
port. The Marion
record for herself ( ‘ the Wul’ line
roping steadily, without missing a
single, day from breakdowns or weath-
Jri‘us established n‘
wrr warms ’ “
much news: nouns.
u n as a 001. pm.
WOMEN'S CLUB ANNIVERSARY.
Plonoor Organization of the Town Will
noon be Twenty-one Your. Old.
The Woman‘s Club or Norwalk. is to
be ono of the hostesses .ut the ap-
proaching meeting of the Connecticut
State Federation. Nm'emher. ill-ll anti
Miss Adelia Dunhani Bronckway one of
. the organizers of the association and
for many years an olllcer. has kindly
given this sketch. ’
The Woman's Club is approaching
its twenty first birthday anniversary.
It was the. pioneer club of the town
others exceedingly useful and success-
ful. having since been formed.
Shortly alter the General Federation
of Women‘s Clubs was incorporated
the Women‘s Club joined the orgunlzn~
tiou. it also became a charter meni-
ber of the Connecticut Federation.
Originally. the avowed purpose. of
the club was to afford intellectual sti-
.muius to Its' members. It. has never
been transformed into a department
iclnb with numerous branches in no-
mcstic and Social Science. Civics and
Philanthropy. but has yet. in its own
lwny aimed tovoxert an influence broad-
ening and unlittiug.
in the litre of study the club has on
deurored to attain some measure of
familiarity with the host that has
been done in the past, in the realms
both of thought and action. at tho
satire time. following the general trend
of current history. The members have
always planned their own schemes of
study independently and the schedules
for the eight regular sessions of each
year have been unfailingly carried
out. .
Eight programs have related to Amcv
rlcan themes, one to Mexico. Ancient
and Modern, two to the Orient. and
the present is the tenth devoted to
European studies. The general topic
for the past twelve months was “An
Outline of (‘lassic llrnnui." including
the reading of translations of the
"Prometheus Round" of Acsehlhn. the
"()etilpus Rex." of Sophocles and the
“Cid" of (‘ornilie. Dramatic studies
continued through the year 1906-? eru-
lbraco plays of Goethe. Schiller and is,
sen.
Aside from the regular work of the
club. it, has gircn various literary and
artistic entertainments coninulnding a
high order of professional shill auti
yielding pleasure to critical audiences
gathered from a wide circle of friends
|in Norwnlk and neighboring towns.
There have also been festivities grac-
ed by a small number of guests and
brightened by music. original sketchcs
stories and short permits, .m' an gruvor
occasions. Iiiuniiiott by scholarly ud-
dresses.
The club has enjoyed social littor-
.changc with other local clubs leaving
,memorios oi' runny charming ulter-
made. nouns and eronings.
Marlon is being overhauled ui. Bridge-l
The clubs hare also joined in produc.
ing valuable courses of lectures and in
cntortaidlng delegates from the i‘on-
uectlcut State. Federation assembled
in annual conventioufu pleasure mznl'n”
anticipated.
or for about a year. OUR GROWTH RETARDED.
——lion'l forgot italian Social ClubI
llall, Monday eve. at Arlon linil. Trolley Company Should Carry Out
Charter to Build in Outlsylng
Territory. .
Editor Seritlnel:~—'l‘he local political
situation is getting rather interesting.
Judge Taylor Say! CIndidIt‘BI Were thuults to the initiative of our l'riond
All a Day Late Filing Expen‘og, ll.ow, who so the part- by making a de-
. clurntlon of principles. The other can-
Th . cases of the tire local Ditlllifluilh , ., _ , ,
who (were arrested for failing to flu. didatss bait fullcn in lint, and Itin-
their ”mg of expenditures were on public is getting cnlightcutui: which is
trial yesterday afieruotm before Judge in itself a good thing. whoever “inn.
loscph R ’i‘ul‘lro. All made various 'lherc seems to be no material dill??-
..x(.m;(.g “‘3 “film” reasons for tuilurc. The: “d,“ti.v“"li' :‘fuaa, “(It‘l‘nl‘lrl'l for l l it
(me pleaded sickness. another thiit hi‘ hi: IIIIIII sinf AIg'l‘ght bore th'tt'l‘ll K'Iur
11"” formed to run on the ticket 11m“ bio there is lit) town in tin: state that
had scratched his own name on 0 cc . ' , . .. *
lion day" and did not conahier himself 1:11:}:,:"({:¥"E’é";:;"(_v““': :Iiiiihr 31"":‘21:
fl candidate. ihc. "the” had f0”’wt'tsund i'or‘il would be robbery. it seems
ten the law. ‘ .
to me.
Judge 'l‘uylor ruled that when It cati-
’l‘icket, gentleman and ladies. 25c.
POLITICIANS WERE NOT FINED.
didnto knowingly and wilfully neglect-
ed to file such a list tho penalty would
be a heavy ouo.’ but as all the lists had
been tiled one day late he. thought that
The candidate i trill for is the one
who will go still further than a “tire
cent fare," and will oppose the grant-
ing or extension at trolley i’runchlsos
to any company for the purpose of
leniency would be the. proper course
and excused the delinquents.
The case or ()chr Olsen. charged
with being an incorrigible boy on the
(‘ouncctlcut industrial School com-
plulul. was in court this morning, and
was continued until November 10.
SPECIAL SERVICE AT FIRST M, E.
,bolng forever plgctmrholed. urld having
no better object than that of hint-Dill?
the other fellows otrt.
i The trolley (‘ouipany is holding buck
the progress of South Norwnlk In hm“
llculur by refusing or neglecting in
build extensions into outlying territory.
We want to grow and we are growing.
{but our growth is retarded more by
CHURCH , this one thing than by anything else
“HWWRW “"“nmi‘ “I ”I“ First that can be named to my opinion.
Methodist Church ”'0‘ WWW“ will. b" Show me the candidate who will cu-
ot special interest. 'i‘IW pastor. the douvor to put pressure enough upon
Rev. W. Woi‘ford T“ lhmcuu. will be- the trolley nnrguutos to cause thorn in
“I" it “9”“ "7 ”mi" “WM-V minute build new lines and assist our progress
sermons on Th“ (trout “WW?" 'i‘omor- onward and upward and he's the mun
row Itilthi "" WI” ”W‘Ik on 1"" m“'"".for mo and for hundreds or others.
out invitation. The live minute pro- Sincerely yours.
itIdelt on current events will be resuru- TAYLOR AVENUE.
ed. the theme helm: Who lethal! be. Our .._-......._._.....
Bullion Keepers After November 1st? .,..p,-.... dancing "I Armory tonight.
The. young men of the church will hold MM
their first after meeting at the clone GRACE BAPTlST CHURCH pAs-yon
of the service. immediately after the. ............
preaching service which will be Just Rov. J_ Edward Harris. of Virginia. Ao
about one hour long. the Itici‘nsottna “m. m, 5.”. .
Will be bold in the. Sunday sclltml room The “W, J. WW...” Harris. “r Vir«
(loud congregational singing led by Kim.“ M... had m...“ ”.1...“ to u... p“...
the orchestra and selections by "10 tonne of there llaptlst (‘lIuI-rb. Non
male (llllil'wtte will he features of the. walk. will “It“. “Mm, ,flnmrmw. "N.”
I‘""Vi"'«'- it "I" ”0 brief. 3““ all WI“ Mr. Harris is said to be a line speaker.
no wolcmne. particularly the men "I and It well educated man. 'l‘lIe Iucnr
"W t'ullltl'mtaiimlul. 'l‘ili' anthems by hers believe he can do a great deal
”i" "I'm“ “’1‘ ”"5 dny WI” ‘10 "8 '0" of good in the church and continually.
lows: ., . it is requested by the church unicorn ,
tipd lo Whom We. Look Up Blindly. that. all the members and friends. give
. ......... ......... . .. ChtidWiCk him their hourly support. Hcrvlt't'll
Choir: , . lwlll he held Iui usual. with [II'IIIIRIIIIIIX
Jerusalem. the Golden Rubinstein at it u. 111.: Sunday School. t’itiIll:
Choir. Christian Endeavor. 0:30. and preach-
Gogpel . HMO—“WI" There be Any but at. It p. In.
“"3. W0
OATUROAY GALE dHEET MUSIC.
to GENT! A COPY.
Ain't You Coming Back tp Old New
Hampshire? When the Flowers llloom
Mrs. Ornnnls.
The Hallowed Presence Carter
Choir. ,
lie Shall Come Down Like Rain.
hack in aprlnglimo. (loud Old U. H. A..
‘ t‘holr. When the Old Mill Wheel is 'l‘urulng.
guide—Tho Lord Is My l.ight.Allltl0u Somewhere. The Ben ’l‘but (lets the
' Mr. Shrubs. Honey Doesn’t Rang Around the Rim,
3 Ain’t Therein; has? mtllilgsmt'iz for
, . 0 rs.
1." THE“. union on o e an 9
our! on u‘rusorw OHDOOLATII.
~ no: raurr rLAvoho.
,WN-POWILI. consonmou
"Prom-lotion brunt-t.
alloys.
' Golhlldh’s
.‘D.‘o‘n “Infill!
hmei.
Mirth Nor-walk.
‘ 7 Good Clothes
Wprth Buying. .
It's worth a good deal to any man to wear clothes Its
smart and well~fitting as Varsity suits and overcoat 'i‘o
the satisfaction of being well drcst they add that of ‘ aring
woil~tailored clothesvthat give ion
shapely until worn out.
Varsity Suits and Overcoots,
$15 to $25. ' ,
Suits in the new form-fitting model. fashioned of gray
worsteds. Scotch tweeds, blue and black worstcds.
Overcoats in the new fitted-back model. with flare skirt
deep vented and with pleated side seams, in handsome gray
weaves. , -
A try~on proves the superior fit and style of Varsity
clothes. and entails no obligations to buy because you try.
Come in.
g service and remain
‘of
NO. 14 80. MAIN 81. TEL. CALL 632-2.
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RE ELECTIONS.
REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE. MOVE FOR PU
Thorough Canvas Planet! for
Week in Norwalk.
About t'il'ty \vcllltnowu Republicans
Incl inst evoning i\i the town court
room in Wall street. in response to u
impertant Vote Taken by Congrega-
tional Club in Hartford.
’l‘bt-t following resolution regarding
.m, honest election was offered and
call sent out by Cimirrnun Francis l.co~ l passed at u' meeting of tho Congrega-
nnrd of the town Republican corumit- I iiolral Club in Hartford Tuesday:
tee of tho' First, and Third districts. llc it Resolved. That the Connecti-
’l‘hls meeting was called in Iiiiii on r .cut (Torturcgatloimi club heartily up-
thc situation as regards the coming proves of the efforts being made to
election. ()no important measure Ilrntinsure honest elections dud cleaner
was agreed upon was to take a Ihn- ,ptdillcal methods and urges the active
rough personal canvas of the district Iell-operation of all members of the
in order to get as trinity Republican ét‘ongrogutiounl churches throughout
Villt'lri of these districts as possible. [the state in aiding such It movement;
The situation as regards all of the fund. in addition, demands of every
candidates of the party is us untroubiloiiicc holder and nominee. for Miles :1
ed could he wished for, apparently. It. strict conformity with lilo provisions
is not believed that there is any ln-{ot‘ the corrupt practices act.
tor-uni opposition to a single candidate , —-—~~—-
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(m the ticket. ., | —-l)ou‘t forget ilalian Social (‘lub
illull, Monday etc, at Arion iiall.
~Dr. Dick’s cures malaria. ’l‘ickot, gentleman and ladies. 25c.
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
'l‘hal‘s tho runs In we hold our old trade and win new,
We want YOUR orders.
the very best attention.
We guarantee to give them
We think we offer you SER-
VICE a little BETTER than the other fellow‘s host. Will
you test it?
Buy Oat’s That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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DELINEATOR (1 year) ............ . .......................... $1.00
McCLURE'S (1 year) ............................ . ......... . ...... 1.00
WORLD‘S WORK (1 year) .................................. 3.00
35.00»
Our Price for the above $300
This is your lit-st chance to get the llclluoutor or McCluru's at less
than regular price. -
Wm. P. 'Beers’
Books, Stationery and Engraving.
49 Wall St. Norwaik. 5 So. Main so. So. Norms;
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OPEN
SATURDAY
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Saturday
Cindi
“290i .
it‘s absolutely pure. and fresh every
week.
50c QUALITY FOR 29c.
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS ONLY.
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ill till i Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE‘. DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. ll):lO.--'l‘here Wild
very dull trading when business began
at the Stock Exchange and a mixed
fluctuation showed sortie hesitation.
Gain were in the majority. Northern
Pacific rising about a point and (treat
Northern old. and American ice ‘3’.-
WALI. STREET. ii a. nI.——Stooks
that had opened above yesterday‘s
closing were not, supported later. the
entire market selling oil to below yes-
terday. l’rotlt taking in Reading for-
ced it down 13.. from the best. Union
Pacific lost nearly a point and the
general list a lrrodorntc fraction. The
market grew firmer toward it o‘clock
but continued intensely dull.
WALL STREE’l‘, Close. »»»»» 'l‘lie mar-
hot closed strong and moderately ac.
lice. Prices advanced on the bunk rill-
terucnt, which reported it hoary loan
contraction instead of an increase as
expected. The recovery reached to
about the level of the opening prices.
There was large buying of l‘. S. Steel
toward the last at an udruucc ot‘ a
point and Amalgamated t‘oppor also
gained a point.
PARIS. Oct. 27.~—-Ou the iloltrst- io-
duy a rumor that an attempt had been
made on the life of Emperor Nicholas
and the death of M. boon. a speculuA
tor on a large scale. adversely infected
prices.
LOOKING FOR FOUNDERS DES-
CENDANTS.
Relatives of Men Whose Names Ap-
pear on Hartford Monument Are
Wanted.
The following names are on the
Founders' Monument, in Cold Strooi
(‘etlrt'lt'ryx ‘Htlrtl'nrtl:
John liuyncs. Thomas liookcr.
(it-org.» Wyliys. Edward Hopkins. Mat-
thew Allyn. 'i‘honuts Welles, John
Webster. William Whiting. .loirn Tai-
coit. Andrew Warner, .él'illiunr i’un-
troy. William Westwmid.’ James Olin.
stett. Thomas Reamer. Nathaniel
Ward. William Wadsworth. John
White, John Steele. Thomas Scott.
William Goodwin. Thomas Stanley.
Samuel Stone. John Clark. .lobn Crow.
James Ensign. Stephen Post. Stephen
ilart. William Spencer, .lohu Moody.
William Lewis, William Rusco, ’l‘inr
otby Stanley. Richard Webb. William
Audrewa. Samuel li’ukemau. Jeremy
Adams. Richard Lyman. \i'llllani illit-
ier. 'l‘horuus Lord, Matthew Marvin.
(iregory Woltcrton. Andrew iincou,
.lohu thr'uurd. Richard Goodman. Nu-
tbunlel Richards. .lobu l’rutt, ’i‘bomus
llirchwood. George Groves. Willlurd
Gibbons. ldwurd Stobblng. ileorgc
Stevie. George Stocking. Joseph _Mi’v
gull, Williillll albumlleld. William Hill.
Willlurn ilydeoy John ‘ Arnold. Arthur
Smith. John Maynard. William liuy-
den. 'l‘bomas Stanton. John liopltlns.
Nicholas Clark. John Marsh. Edward
Elmer. Richard Cluircb.‘ Zachariah
Field. Joseph Huston. Richard Olmsted,
Richard Rislcy, Robert Bartlett. Thom-
ss Root. John Wileox.‘ Richard Hoy-
mour. lieniutnln lltlrr. John liltlwoll.
Nathaniel Ely. 'l‘honuts Judd. Richard
Lord. William Kelsey. Richard Rutler.
Robert ilay. Seth (iraut, 'l'homus Spou-
ccr. John lluyscy. William Pratt. ‘l‘ho
nuts Hull. William iiolton, l-‘runcls An-
drews. James (iolc. .lolm Skinner. The-
mus llnle. Samuel ilulo. 'l‘homas 0i-
cott. ’i‘iromus Roldan. William Parker.
l-iurnucl (lreonhlll. ()IIlifl Goodwin. 'l‘ho-
Inua lluncc. Clement (lhaplin, 'l‘homus
llllss.
if any of the members of the Nor-
wuilt (“hauler are descended from any
one of the founders of Hartford. whose.
names are printed above, will they
kindly send their names tt'I Mrs. CItl'ili-
tiuu tiwurtz. regent. or Mrs. Robert
NIGHT '
FROM 6 TO 8.
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FOR THE CONVENIENCE 0F BUSY PEOPLE.
Assets, $1.ooo.obo
4% PAID IN snvmos DEPARTMENT. "
CHECK nouns FREE. GENERAL assume DEPARTMENT
SAFE DEPOSIT soxss 34 A YEAR.
Soul Norrall Trust Com;
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“the day of the state
. e... 93 .wssamoros or. soon-I
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reams ill
Van llureu. registrar. as Mrs. Sarah 1‘.
Kinney. stale regent, especially do-
ulroa their presence at, o ilolti ercct
(‘eIuetory on 'l‘hurs November ,i.
chapter meeting
in linrltord. grid.
man's CHRISTIAN than." CLUB.
bust Hunduy the subject was the
Miracle of the Resurrection of ima-
rus, .lntroducsd by a thoughtful and
suggestive address from John B. Low-
rence. Tomorrow James P. Parnell.
takes the subject. The: Crime of ,liiz
cease. After the utltlrdds will lolhiw
the usual discussion ilrwhlcb all are
invited to participate. The sessions
of the club are bold in the tliouth Nor-
wulk Congregational Church every
Emitting noon and end promptly at 1
cc or .
MKETING oti JINNINOI CLUB.
Tho Jennings Club will hold its rogu-
iar weekly meeting tomorrow noon in
the west parlor of the South Nor-milk
con rosatlontu Church. it is upset»
ed t t it will be it very lntorutinx
meeting, and all young men. whether
members of the club or not, will be
liven ii hearty, ”icons.
Ann-ow
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QEJ‘OLVED! m...
TW—lT Jon: PEOPLE Dow KNoV HOV 1-0
I)R.EJ$' THEMJELVEJ. WHY DONT THEYJIUI'
Com: rous ? WE CAN Juow You THE 3557
CLOTHES m All. JTYLLJ AND (Qt/Abidjan .
Fail THE LEAST mourn/mun J‘END ‘ou WAT , .
LOOKING or Innmro As You FEEL.THE,'. ‘ ’
PERSON VHO Is wt: to Dsexsm HA 5.
EVERY ADVANTAGE. lN BUJlNESS owl
JOCIAL LIFE OVER. THE PooRLY DRESifD. .
ONESIS'NT lT TRU‘E. P ‘ . ‘
Bums Blade/w
SATIJF‘ACTORY To OTHERS. CAN You THEN
TAKE CHANCES 0N NOT LooKlNG YoUR BEST?
THE WAY To BE suns You Do THIS 15 To do" To
THE BEST PLACE ro 5w YOUR CLOTHES. You
CANNOT Too MUCH THINK ABOUT How PROPER
DRE55ING WlLL HELP You IN SoClETY AND IN
busturss. MANY AGooD MAN HA5 F‘AlLED To
our WHAT HE COULD HAVE cor .Iusr BECAU5E
Hts LOOKS WERE AGAINST HIM. You HAVE No‘
TIME To KEEP up WlTH WHAT 1.5 PROPER lN
DRESS MANY CLOTHlNG MERCHANTS ALSO
DON‘T TAKE THE TlME. ws Do. lT PAYS us.
.sArlerINe AcusroMEa BRINGS HIM BACK
AND HE TELLS Hts FRIENDS. THAT’S WHY WE
HAVE A LARGE CLOTHING BUSINESS. wr: SHALL
NOT HERE TELL You or THE THINGS we HAVE
roa YoU——0NLY REMEMBER THIS: THArIrYou
COME To us roa ANYTHING You WEAR You CAN
rlND lT——THE RlGHT QUALlTY. THE RIGHT
STYLE, THE RIGHT PRlCE . . ‘
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‘ HEAD-TO—FOOTERS,
98 Washington Street.
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You was
I NEED CASH. SOME SPECIAL
CASH. CREDITS ARE EXPANDED.
HAVE CASH TO PAY BILLS. CASH
good as Jones' or Pllisbury'o, or return
bag. No experiment. This Flour In
New Buckwheat, 7 lbo., 25c.
Special sole of Cooking Apples, It
Citron Melons, fine ones, 2i/zc lb.
Pumpkin! at 2c lb. Boston Squat
homo Eggs. out of market. The boot
Eggs. 32¢ dozen.
Flno‘ new Mackerel at 10¢ each.
Sweet Cider, 25c gallon. Honey.
10 and 22c. .
Flour Specials—Josef or Plilobury'o, per bag,
Butter—saturday'o spot cash price. 28:: lb.
Baldwins. Finest Quince: in town. 75
$1.00 bushel. Bargain White Onions at Go qt.
busheL
White and right.
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SATURDAY SELLING FOR ‘SPOT
PEOPLE~DON'T PAY UP. I‘MUST
Bchas' OPPORTUNITY HERE,
70c. Flour warranted no
ed without a word of “ease" back, 650.
bhlo. at $5.15 bbl. ,
Now costs 28c ibhby tub.
22:: pack. or 80c bu..
Greening: or
c peck. Yellow Onion-
going rm at
Red Onions, 5c qt; 81.20
t
l
h at 21/2c lb.. nice, small on". Fruit
thing I have in lreoh New York State
in honey comb. 18c. Honeyvln'bottlu,
Try the N B c new Peanut Cake. it is going to be a teller—130; 2 for
25¢ i
'New Horse Radish. 10c bottle. .
Hopo do got. busy. Your. for service. .
Relief for. strained and tired eyes
ovortod by wearing a. pair of oul
Propor- Olaouoo.
Matching of Loans and
0
DB WALL OTRIIT. W
Special Trains Garry Many Specta-
tors to tho around.
WEST POlN'l'. N. it, Oct. 27.~-—Al-
though the cutlets never have beaten
Harvard on the football field. the un-
nuul sumo bemoan the two teams this
dilemma promises to be unusually
interesting. Despite the fact that
Cornell and Princeton meet. in New
.York. a big crown D! New York June
and women came hero on special trains
and the campus was s livelypluco for
an snrlv hour. Conch droves had
worked hard to gel. the local men into
the “best condition possible while,
the cadets are well aware that they
are doomed to almost sure dotant. they
are oonttdont that they can give Har-
vard It lively argument. The new Eng.
land conditions. who got. here early
today in chm-Ito of Coach Rind. are con-
lldout of victory. The teams line up
as follows.
Wool Point Pooltlon Harvard
Hickntn. bolt loud Mimi.
Weeks. Loft. 'l‘acldo Oahu 9
Erwin Loft Guard Burr
Sultan Cantor Barker
tomboy hi ht Guard Reuben
,Pullon hi t 'l‘ooltlo Inches
8mm lulu hind Orr
intonation . Quarterback Nahuatl
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4.
i'Hundreds
’ore born"; overworked u 1 result
nomination Pm.
HAsvsso—stsr POiNT GAME.
of Eyes
oi oppllcotion upon work or. ball.
my be bad and urinal top
not.
~-l - in “MIMI“
Properly Adjusted
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oil Booming o Spool-Ry. .
, O. B. JICKSON.
clan. ‘ '
NORWALK. 60K".
stilt?" This“. filtrates ~mm
Hill Right Halfhack Lockwood
Moons Fullback
tWondoll
BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES.
The services tomorrow at. tho South .
Norwnlk llltptist Church’wllirbo the
culmination of a busy and probable,
week. With Evangelism oi the topic
of six consecutive services/.6 an is
sure to be a grant day. In tho'ntoruv ‘
in; Dr. Costs will preach tho'nrmo’o“
the past week will be mm Witittnl'
him Sunday morning in bi: lddl'dll to
christianpsople. The pastor will about
on the alarming conditions which on. .
broughtnbout by tho tit-slum of saw '
lonns. it is a topic which ovary mun "
needs consider, in the most lorloul . .
though illness. Sunday hohool at tile
and all who have heard him dtirl ' ‘l
noon hour with all the attractive!“-
turos made prominent. 'l'hotovooin
service is looked forward to with Iron
delight. the singing or the charm: with
the regular Church. unrtotto suitor the
leadership of Mr. loader-mill be it
great feature. The sermon will-be pro»
seeded by a happy. can: service .in
which everybody will to 0. port. Tito
service will begin at seven o'clock. will
be brief full of tile and mongol hold.
ml. The volcano will ”0.90 ,. ,
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Norwalk Chronicler